Intro/New Features

New for the 2025 season, the Mission Inhaler FS2 Roller Skates are designed for performance with every stride you take. This year, the FS2 skate comes with technology such as a vented toe cap, injected outsole, a 48oz tongue, and a Tech Mesh quarter package with added ventilation and abrasion guard alongside other upgrades made to enhance comfort and play.

Boot Construction

One of the most notable upgrades on the FS2 skate compared to previous iterations of Mission roller skates is the Curv Composite construction. Mission has updated the quarter package to have ventilation as well as an added abrasion guard to increase the longevity of the boot. The toe cap also received an upgrade, with ventilation now built into the cap.

Liner

The Inhaler FS2 skates have a soft microfiber liner on the inside of the boot. Paired with the ventilated quarter and toe cap, the Mission Inhaler FS2’s have the most advanced moisture combating technology found in a performance line roller skate to date.

Tongue

A 48oz felt tongue with a mesh insert comes stock in the FS2 roller skate. The weight of the tongue helps to prevent lace bite and the added mesh insert acts as an extra measure to further combat discomfort.

Outsole

The Inhaler FS2 skate uses an injected outsole to minimize energy transfer loss. The outsole plays a key part in how the skate performs by connecting the boot to the chassis, while promoting higher levels of power transfer compared to previous years.

Bearings, Chassis & Wheels

The skates use a HI-LO Aluminum chassis, following Bauer/Mission’s high-to-low wheel size style. They are designed to hold two 80mm wheels in the back and two 76mm wheels in the front, a dynamic that will add power and greater maneuverability to your skating. The angle has been described as more aggressive than a standard chassis, and it increases forward lean to strengthen stride. The FS2 comes with the Labeda Soft Gripper wheel and Abec 7 bearings.